Devops: adopt PEP 621 and move build spec to pyproject.toml
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Following PEP 621 it is now possible to fully define the build procedure of your package in `pyproject.toml`. Since this PEP is now well supported, and for example `pip` can use it, we migrate to it since it provides a bunch of benefits: * No longer need the deprecated `setup.py` to install the package. * Version number is now dynamically fetched from the package. * The `MANIFEST.in` is no longer necessary. The `flit` build tool will automatically include anything. The `pyproject.toml` has a tool section for `flit` that excludes the `tests` and `docs` folders. * Move configuration of pre-commit tools to `pyproject.toml`.
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Following PEP 621 it is now possible to fully define the build procedure of your package in `pyproject.toml`. Since this PEP is now well supported, and for example `pip` can use it, we migrate to it since it provides a bunch of benefits: * No longer need the deprecated `setup.py` to install the package. * Version number is now dynamically fetched from the package. * The `MANIFEST.in` is no longer necessary. The `flit` build tool will automatically include anything. The `pyproject.toml` has a tool section for `flit` that excludes the `tests` and `docs` folders. * Move configuration of pre-commit tools to `pyproject.toml`.
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…eam#230) Following PEP 621 it is now possible to fully define the build procedure of your package in `pyproject.toml`. Since this PEP is now well supported, and for example `pip` can use it, we migrate to it since it provides a bunch of benefits: * No longer need the deprecated `setup.py` to install the package. * Version number is now dynamically fetched from the package. * The `MANIFEST.in` is no longer necessary. The `flit` build tool will automatically include anything. The `pyproject.toml` has a tool section for `flit` that excludes the `tests` and `docs` folders. * Move configuration of pre-commit tools to `pyproject.toml`.
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Following PEP 621 it is now possible to fully define the build procedure
of your package in
pyproject.toml. Since this PEP is now wellsupported, and for example
pipcan use it, we migrate to it since itprovides a bunch of benefits:
setup.pyto install the package.MANIFEST.inis no longer necessary. Theflitbuild tool willautomatically include anything. The
pyproject.tomlhas a toolsection for
flitthat excludes thetestsanddocsfolders.pyproject.toml.